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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1910

Page

2

Market Rebounds on Crop News as Copper Stocks Lead

New York Oct 13 The stock market rose sharply with broad participation led by copper shares despite Rio Tinto dividend cut. Government crop results showing larger than expected yields spurred optimism while cotton futures gained on spinner activity and export demand. Call money rose to 23-4 percent as cash needs grow with larger crops and bank treasury dealings.

Rio Tinto Company Avijent McCrea Pennsylvania Ralroad Interstate Commerce Ommission Washington McCrea Aay Rio Tintos Copper Company Gub Treasury Bank of England

New York Bond Market Report With Numerous 4s and 5s Listed

The New York bond market shows a broad list of listed issues across multiple rails and utilities, including American Tobacco 4s 63, Atlantic Coast Line 1st 48, Central Leather 4, Chesapeake and Ohio 4 and 44, Illinois Central 4, Missouri, Kansas and Texas 4s, Pennsylvania 4s, Reading 4s, Southern Pacific 4s, and Southern Railway 4s, with various noncall and coupon details. Notable notes include Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 4s at 43, Colorado Midland 4s, and New York Central 4s in the stage of trading, reflecting a wide spread of 4s and 5s across railroad, electric, and utility sectors.

New York Amercan American ‘Tobacco American Tobacco Armour Chicago Alten Shicago Burlington and Quincy Picago Kaine Miwaukee St Paul Hicago Hock Ixland Pacific Rock Belantt Pacific Ry Olorads Industrial Golorado Midland Golorado Southern Jet Extelaware Edson Peaver Rio Grande Saenver Ile Grande Ref Sa Distillers Een Illinois Central Letrat Fagerborough Sterropaliean Lscourt Lacie Uri Pacific New York Central Tebeda York New Haven Harti Norfolk and Western Ist Orfolx and Western Properu Pacific oTtheth Pacific Oregen Pennsylvanie Pennsylvania Reading T Louis San Francisco Lowa Lous Southwestern Loula Bourdweaters Seaboard Ale Uthern Pacinecot de Routhern Pacific Thern Pacific Rrouthern Railway Outhern Hallway Entera Maryland Loetinghouse Flectrit Wincoun Central Aus-Chalmers Kansas City Southern American Agricultural Louisville Nashville Mackay Co American Car and Foundry Ste Minn Gar and Foundry Btm National Biscait National Lead Ontario Westernl American Steel Foundrie Norfolk and Western American Ace American Northern Pacific Ip Pacific Mall Saat Anaconda Mining Co. AY Pacifc Tel Woof Atchison Atchison Pfd Athants Coast Bethlshem Steel Pittsburg Pressed Steel Car Btooklyn Rapid Transit Fullman Palace Car Central Leather Jets Hallway Steel Republic Steal Central of New Jersey Chesapeake and Obl Republic Steel Joblengo and Altonao Rock Island Co Chicago Great Wi Chicago Great Western St. L San Fran Chicago and Northwestern St. Louis St. Louis Southwestern. 29% 13,709)Cal., ‘Mi St. Paul Southern Railway Consolidated Gam Cormin Producta Tennessee Copperarg Denver Rio Grande Delaware and Hudson West ZAO Bt. I Hilo Grande Union Pacific Distierk’ Securities Goldfield Consolidat United States Steel Pro Great Northern Ptd Utah Copper Great Northern Virginia-Carolina Chemical Linotg Central Virginia-Carolina Chem. Wid Interborough-Met Wabash Interborough-Mat Bela Bo Wabash Paey Inter. Harvester Western ‘Mary Inter. Marine Ptt Western Union Wheeling and Lake Iowa Central W. B. Hibbs & Co Bankers and Chicago Board of Brokers Fibbbs Building New York Stock Exchange Trade Washington Stock Exchange

Wall Street Grows Upbeat With Sixth Straight Advance

The New York market led by active issues for a sixth consecutive session rose through a buoyant day. Notable gains appeared in Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Central Railroad of New Jersey and many preferreds and industrials. Rio Tinto cut semimonthly dividends and planned copper output curtailment. cotton crossed the 1 cent level with a rise to the recent high, while stock exchange seats changed hands at new high prices.

Washington Post New York Met Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Central Railroad of New Jersey Buch American Cotton Brooklyn Union Gas Denver Rio Grande International Harvester International Pump Kansas City Fort Scott Memphis Lackawanna Steel Minneapolis St. Louis Wnatlonal Pressed Steel Toledo Serporstigna Rio Tinto Wall Street

Market recap Shows demand in Washington stocks and bids

Trading on the Washington Stock Exchange showed renewed interest with a strong demand for Washington Railway and Electric preferred stock at 83 four, with offerings absorbed. Washington Railway and Electric remained firm at 82 1/2 on 1,900 dollars in sales. Monotype rose to 58 on small lots after a 4 share sale, while Potomac Electric Consolidated 5s edged to 100 3/8.

Tdl Yraterday Washington Stock Exchange Washin Raiway Jatter Lanstor Monotype Washington Railway and Electric Potomac Electric Consolidated Ss American National Capital National Bank Fireman Wash. Ry Elec Ray Potomac P Wash Washington Gas Grovedawn Gas Art Washington Washington Gas Es Baiver Numbia Ry Mort Columbia Ry Olttan Electric Lex Art Verson Fotomna Potomac Jechrie Power Cong Anget Ba Pokamnae ‘Felonites Sa Aod Ator Eong Btearna Ae Waington Traction Co Gotumbia Lincoln American Security Uniot Conpany United States Savings Bank Snacks Fome Savings Bank Meoh Bate Savings Bank Bata Savings Bank Provident Savings Bank Eytees Columbia Lesbington Brocina Emerso Stearn Pump Co Hoaf Security Btorags Co Waal Washington

New York stock market and bank news overview

Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank sees ongoing sales of shares by a bank official in small lots, with about 75000 dollars expected to pass. Comptroller Murray delays bank examiner methods inquiry in Baltimore. Hann named to help organize a Washington credit bureau meeting October 19. Southern Railway reports record 1910 year with broader earnings and mileage. Local money market firm at 5.5 to 6 percent. WM&A Electric Railway shows rising business and profits in September, marking its strongest period.

Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank Samuel M. Hann United States Baltimore Murray Washington The Treasury Southern Railway Finley Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis Electric Railway New York London Cleveland Tron Wan Foundry Northern Southern

Chicago Grain market and treasury figures from Oct 18

Chicago market shows price drops across wheat corn and oats as mills consider shutdowns and cash wheat remains high. Separate treasury report lists daily receipts disbursements deficits and balances with gold silver and note outstanding issues alongside New York money and exchange rates.

Chicago Minnespolia Milwaukee St. Louis Kansas City Liverpool

New York Grain and Boston Closing Prices Report

New York grain markets show mixed activity with wheat easing on heavy liquidation. Spot corn and oats remain easy with few transactions. December futures for wheat and corn drift modestly lower while exports are noted. Receipts and shipments figures are recorded for the date.

New York Duluth Mepet Jowar

Live Stock Markets Report From New York and Chicago

New York and Chicago markets show steady tendency in cattle calves sheep hogs with receipts ranging into thousands. Prices listed include cattle around 4.76 to 5.05 per hundredweight and hogs from 8.30 to 9.00 for various grades. Post Want Ads are free in the classified section.

New York Lamba Lower Chicago Heaven Texas

New York Cotton Market Hits New Highs on Demand

The New York cotton market reached season highs driven by Liverpool strength and bullish dry goods outlooks plus reports of urgent Southern demand. Prices closed steady with modest gains and early optimism for further gains from cooler Oklahoma Texas weather.

New York Liverpool Apora Caveri Oklahoma Texas Owen. High Lew. Ch Sb.oe

Supreme Court Docket Includes Heinsze Knott and Traction Cases

Legal record from the United States Supreme Court lists assignments for October 1910, with cases heard before Justices Harlan White McKenna Holmes Day Lurton and Hughes. Dockets cover Heinsze Knott talbot Capital Traction Company and others, detailing motions, adjournments, and proceedings across DC and circuit courts.

United States Supreme Court Justice Harlan Justice White Justice McKenna Justice Holmes Justice Day Justice Lurton Justice Hughes William J. Hand Scranton Kay Crocker Boston Mays United States Fritz Augustus Heinsze John A. Knott Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company Sanford B. Ladd Knott Circuit Court Justica Anderson

Real Estate Transfers Documented on First Street Southeast

Real estate transfers list transactions on First Street Southeast between N and C rest-Edwerd 8. Bailey et al trustees convey to Thomas W. Smit the original lots 15 and 18 in estate 703 for 1486 dollars. North Columbia records show Thomas E. Jarpert ux to John J. Kelle lot 32 block La.

First Street N and Edwerd Bailey Et al Trustees Thomas W. Smit North Columbia Heiowti Thomas E Chevy Chase Chevy Chase Land Company Nelle Bullard Tennessee Avenue Streete Mary T. Ocheonreiter Robert Mery J .“Robertson locuBurzen Park Charles Connor Harry J Julia Boyd William L. Browning Com A Colladay Square Randle Highlands George H. Schwarzmann Richard MM. Green Pout Pleasant Albert A Robert A Miller Robert A. Miller D. W. Rice nouNr Edward B. Hunter Edythe W. Suffrins Twenty-Seventh Street Dumbarton Williem P. Crilinane William EB. Edmonston Lonie BR. Peak Edward McKnew North Columbia Heights John FP. Kelle Percy H. Russell Andrew D. Loffler Thomas Y. Jarrell

Egg and Poultry Market Report with Price Listings

A wholesale style market summary shows eggs and poultry prices rising due to colder weather. Also listed are butter, cheese, meat, tobacco oil, sugar, coffee, vegetables and fruits with regional price ranges and unit measures across multiple states and markets.

Bieher West Virginia Southwest Virginia Tennessee York State New WDC Delaware Niagara Concord Bartlett Damsons Chestoute

Washington cattle market shows higher prices

Cattle market trends point to rising prices with active calf trade. Prices listed include bogs per cw, grass at 694, sheep per lb at 8 3 percent, lambs spring per lb 7 T, calves choles per Tb St4 10, and medium per lb 2gs, reflecting broader market strength.

Conference backs cotton bills guaranty plan in New York

American bankers with cotton interests and rail carriers urged a cotton bills guaranty company to validate bills at 6 to 7 cents per bale. No action taken yet, facing opposition from American cotton exporters. Plan seen as concession to European bankers, with Sir Edward H. Holden attending.

Cotton Guaranty New York Edward H. Holden London City and Midland Bank

Norfolk and Western Board Re elected at Roanoke Meeting

Roanoke Va Oct 13 annual meeting of stockholders of the Norfolk and Western Railroad was held at noon with about percent represented. The board of directors was reelected and authorized to acquire the Big Stony Railway Company property and arrange terminal facilities use with the Norfolk Terminal Railway. An increase of 50000 in common stock was approved and convertible bonds up to 350000000 authorized with reserved common stock for conversion.

Roanoke Norfolk and Western Railroad Big Stony Railway Company Norfolk Terminal Railway Company

List of Names in Historic Ledger or Notice

A dense roster of individuals including Br ran G Adams Walter A Brown James A Canill AL A Chapin W A H Church A G Clapham John H Clapp Myer Cohen J J Dartington A Bradley Devidaor Wm Hem James Hoos John A Johnston Midridge EH Jordan Rudolph Kauithand Ralph W Lee W A Mearns Jno L Newbold Clarence B Rhea Molliz Rinehart Robert B Roosevelt Cheries F Schneider NHS Shee Frederick C.

Brran G. Adams Walter A. Brown James A. Canill AL A. Chapin W.A H. Church A. G. Clapham John H. Clapp Myer Cohen J. J. Dartington A. Bradley Devidaor Hem. James Hoos John A. Johnston Midridge EH. Jordan Rudolph Kauithand Ralph W. Lee W. A. Mearns Jno L. Newbold Clarence B. Rhea Molliz Rinehart Robert B. Roosevelt Cheries F. Schneider Nhs Shee Frederick C

Property transfers list from Washington area including many deeds

A Washington area notice lists numerous property transfers and deeds of trust. Grants and conveyances cover Towns such as Grant Park and Connecticut Avenue Heights with multiple parcels in squares and lots and modest sums noted often as 10 dollars. Deeds of trust reference secure loan arrangements with Lauf terms and various holders.

Exequters Bond Center Officials and Agents Named

A brief item lists L L Perkins bonding center officers and agents with colors to bid, noting a row six reference. The fragment names multiple roles associated with a procurement or organizational activity. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.

L.L. Perkins

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Yid Pearson-Farquhar Syndicata Stock Exchange Lackawanna Rio Tinto Company of London Lancashire Local ‘Financial NEW York Stock Market L. O. Murray Chicago Grain United States Treasury Internal Revenue National Bank National i Philippne Treasury General Fund TRUST Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange Bille Et Ballroad Joos Uy S. As NEW York Grain Atlantic Corb Butte Coalition Centennial Copper Range Consolidated Co East Butts Frankin , Giroux Consolidated Granby Consolidated Carator m LOL AG Ock Mass Nat. Grose Galveston New Orleans Quister Moblie Savannah Charleston Wilmington Quist Norfolk Philadelphia Houston Augusta St. Louie Little Rock Loulevilige France Great Britain Japan Continent Lexico Court of Appeals District of Columbia Justice Robb Justice van Orsdel Hydera Worthington Talbott Pickford Iss H. B Davia Appellee Whithead & Hoag Company Carrings and Wague Workers’ International Union of North America Nalle Oyster Huidekoper J. C. Gittings Cunningham Va. Taylor W. W. Milign Appellants P. M. Brown C. ‘W. Clagett Appellees RH. EL. Smith Capital Traction Company Va. Wathen G. Thomas Dunlop Appellant A. A. Birney Moss Perry & Son C. T. Dunlop Dashields Supreme Court Equity Court Justice Stafford Spert Lannon Ainorner Baker Bhisheshy & Hogan Burke and Lambert Gaddis Forest Archer & Smith Gardiner Durfee Va Durfee Balderston—Tobriner Higgins Ve. Higgins Amtegee-Bronbelr Flynn Brown Ve. Brown Fs Hormage, Scammel & Balley Lawler, Clements, and Wright Grampbell Va. Campbell White — Lout Fisher Vs. Matthews Hayden—Lichliter Clark Vs Marian Meat Company Baker, Sheoky'a Hogan—Geiger Equity Court No. 2 Justice Gould Minnix Hanson Pleman & Lerch E. “F Covinday C. C. Jamen Thomas Ve Smith Blaintif Hamby B. Hutchison Bray Ve. Bray Ampbell Carrington Sefendant T. C. Taylor Rackey Hilton Grander Mackey Padgett Paine Moore Company Keppler & Meriitat Jones Pennebaker Davis Poe Laskey Prentiss Jackson Circuit Covet Justice Barnard Lipp Verdict Star A. L. Newmyer BR. Ross Perry & Son Hollenberger Commercial National Insurance Company Plaintif W. A. Coombe Kleinschmidt Ve. O'Day J. He Won J. A. Toomey Amnoga Thomas Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company W. J. Lambert R. H. Wegtmant J . Hamberton Colbert Toomey Wright John F. Gilliam Henry M. Brooks Emile Daoust John H. Cunningham Uty James L. Shelton Leag Protzfelder Criminal Court NO. 2 Clabaugh S. Coleman Saunders CH. Hemane Motigna Beteey German W. C. Martin W. C. ‘Martin Daniel Proil W. . Ambrose Lloyd W. Bowers Charlotte L. Bowers Hdlmond D. Hulbert Barton Corneans Enteta William Hunter Myers William P. Titcomb Annie M. Baldwin A. Coulter Wellh Flora Grey Guardian Guinter & West Edward F. Abner J. B. Lerner John JT. Barber Catherine V. Browning Mamie B. Carr Plain— ‘Af George W. Thomas William Wolff Smith Plaintit LL. Hemby E. B. Hutchison Marcella B. Siggers Ada M. Minnix J. Frank Scott Archer J. Louis Smith Amelia A. Fleming Ve. Fopital Traction Company Fistallers A. B. Webb Dwin J. Mc Himes A McKee Greaves McMahon Ceds Eee Quesay Washington Post Company Nti M.N. Richardson Shreve, Jr Samuel W. Cockrell Arthur ‘Simm Rio Santet UWIM Cordova Washington Produce Washington Cattle Market Tading Bela N. & W. Board Road Roanoke Meeting New OM City Ohio Hort Lima South Lima Indiana A. H. Church N. H. Shea John Poole Samuel J. Henry Herbert V. Hunt N. W Washington Loan and Trust Co Trust Department John Joy Edson Ellis Spear John B. Larner Andrew Parker A. 8. Worthington J. J. Darlington Harry G. Meem Boyd Taylor Thomas Bradley Frederick Eichelberger Grant Park John P F. White Edward W. Young Eleventh Street Jamea Webster Edgar R Pettit Edgar R. Pettit Lord Santen R Giarriel Lwa Stroxp Owen H. Fowler Salita ‘Taylor Connecticut Avenue Heights John H Nolan Mary D. Kendall Deanwod Heights Rebecca Jones David P Helen ©. Jones Merr Vance William H.richerts Zeph P. Moors Albert C. Rudd John B. Huttard Thomas M. Gale George E. Hamilton Semianoayne Pually Wnt Asant Elizabeth McLean T Chambers Charles P. Stone Charles W. Fairfax John W. Greex Robert FE May J. Roberson James Berry Arthur Carr Fl. Slose Hilzabeth A. Newton Equitable Co-Operative Building Association Equitable Building St. Nw Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co Isth Street Uwigts Lawrence Barnum & Co Bankers F St. N.W Washington, D.C Sound Corporation Benjamin H Bloomingdale Taylor Edmund L. McClelland Square 3 Gig Scheutzen Park Harry J. Boyd Wiliam & Phillips Charles D. Sagee Mary B. Dove Willian W Alan E. Walker William M. Howman Piremen Lot C Peanwood Hewinte Helen Oc Charles M. McClay Oscar M. Bryant Martha A. Meyee Charles W. Klog Fred ‘McKee Robert Lee O'Brien Don A. Sanford Cliffbourne Hubert A Mier Samuel Mi. Darrah Muncaster Franklin T. Senner Wiliam J. Fluther Reginald W. Beall John M Jones Petri Henry H. “Bargmann Chariet Liberty
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